But they never drink or take drugs, and they don't have any monster sex.
Short-term studies find that children do concentrate better if they take drugs to calm them.
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People overeat for exactly the same reason they drink, smoke, have serial one-night stands or take drugs.
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Other riders perhaps not many, but some refused to take drugs to win, why didn't you?
We need to reduce the length that people have to take drugs for.
People take drugs for the same reason that nine-year-olds smoke a cigarette now and then: because it is forbidden.
If they cannot drink alcohol, play cards or take drugs, they may find the social life at church more appealing.
That fear is based in large part on the presumption that more people would take drugs under a legal regime.
Bhatia believes that her longer-life microlivers will do a better job of simulating the experiences patients have when they take drugs.
"Either he's got mental troubles, or he does something like take drugs to spin him out from time to time, " Perot said.
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If people want to take drugs then they will find them somewhere.
Mulrow suggests that people who suffer mild depression, and who don't want to take drugs, talk to their doctors before taking St.
It was a big one, she says, that forced her to take drugs and wear a pacemaker for the rest of her life.
Telling users not to take drugs can often be counter productive he said adding that a "harm reduction" message and information is key.
To say that this is a hopeless task and that athletes should be allowed to take drugs or not as they wish is defeatist.
"Many companies, including ours, take drugs that enjoy FDA approval off the market because of the costs of insurance and litigation in the U.S., "he says.
Is it ever in the interest of a prisoner to be forced to take drugs that may, temporarily, make him sane enough to be executed?
If you test positive, you can actually do something -- get extra tests, or take drugs that will make it less likely you'll get breast cancer.
"The actual taking of drugs is a health problem, not a criminal act, though it's obviously hard to take drugs without possessing them first, " Mr Hommes said.
Similarly, women with unwanted pregnancies are less likely to be good parents and may do things during pregnancy, such as take drugs, that make future criminality more likely.
"There's nothing to do other than get pissed or take drugs, that's all there is to do, just nothing, " said one teenager I spoke to at a nearby park.
"Some police officers, Nicholas McFadden's former colleagues, had risked their lives to take drugs off the streets, and he, along with his brother, was putting them back there, " he said.
The principle is that children should be reached while they are still fairly pliable and before they begin to take drugs not just the hard stuff but alcohol, marijuana and tobacco.
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Meehan is chasing new faces after flanker Michael Lipman, Alex Crockett and Andrew Higgins all resigned from the club at the start of June after allegedly failing to take drugs tests.
The urge to drink or take drugs is, neurochemically speaking, linked to endorphins (natural morphine-like molecules) or dopamine, a neurotransmitter that is involved in bits of the brain that control reward behaviour.
It is these returning workers who are blamed for bringing the disease, which has spread quickly as more people started to take drugs: 5, 000, it is estimated, in Temirtau, whose population is 180, 000.
Meehan has been chasing new faces following the departures of Michael Lipman, Alex Crockett and Andrew Higgins, who all resigned from the club at the start of June after allegedly refusing to take drugs tests.
More studies are needed to confirm these findings, especially as they apply to women with estrogen-sensitive breast cancer or those who take drugs such as tamoxifen to keep breast cancer at bay, say Ballard-Barbash and Neuhouser.
More than a quarter (26%) of those surveyed indicated that they would probably take drugs in the next year, whilst almost half of cocaine users said they would be likely to take the drug again in the next 12 months.
The Kepners knew a double hand transplant meant Kepner would have to take drugs to suppress his immune system for the rest of his life (like any transplant, the recipient's immune system could attack the new organ as a foreign object).
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